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These stars always find new and inventive ways to upset the Grammar Gods. Everytime Everytime You Go Away, Paul Young When you use it, it should be “if I were” and not “if I was.” Sounds easy, doesn’t it? This is a conditional sentence which describes a hypothetical situation. But what I will not put up with is an incorrect type 2 conditional sentence! I can put up with average songs boasting about riches you (apparently) don’t have. Easy right? I don’t understand how people cold possibly fear English grammar. If there’s nothing there in the first place, then, well, there’s nothing to get and nothing to not get. This error is another common one seen in songs past and present - the double negative.
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The Rolling Stones might win the award for the most popular song with bad grammar. Original: “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction”.Can’t Get Any I Can’t Get No Satisfaction, The Rolling Stones To add insult to injury, the previous line is “I’ve got hungry eyes.” He stomped all over grammar to rhyme “I” with “eyes.” 3.
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The object pronoun for the first person singular is “me,” not “I.” So, the remaining “things” are objects: the singer (again) and the person he’s singing to (the object of his affection, if you must). He’s singing the song, “I” is the subject pronoun for the first person singular, and it was correctly used here. So he’s the subject, the thing performing the action. The “thing” performing the action of “feeling” in this sentence is the singer. Ever.įor those of you wondering about the details of this linguistic turn-off, let me explain. When there’s a lofty disregard for the correct usage of pronouns, there can never be any magic.